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August 27, 2012

Teaser: Samsung Windows RT tablet

Now here’s another gadget we can look forward to once we cover IFA 2012 in Berlin this coming week. Samsung teased their upcoming Windows RT tablet in their FB fan page.

Other than the three-quarters of the tablet and what seems to be a tablet dock behind it, there’s not much that this teaser provides about the upcoming slate.

Later this week we’ll see if the South Korean tech giant will use the Exynos 5 Dual processor (that we recently featured here), which seems to be a fitting candidate for their upcoming brainchild.

Be sure to catch our coverage of the IFA 2012 in the coming days.


11 Responses to “Teaser: Samsung Windows RT tablet”

  1. Samsungforpoor says:

    It’s another trash :)

  2. Sean
    Twitter: FCsean
    says:

    Dont tell me that they’ll infringe some apple patents with a windows tablet.

    • Zayn says:

      All hardware specs & designs from M$ OEM partners are evaluated before being approved. So,, no.

      Besides, it’s loaded with Windows 8 not Android. :P

      that basically made it infringement proof! /s

    • La+ says:

      ^ Sean is just being sarcastic.

  3. ed says:

    That is one of the product on the upcoming magical moment in Berlin :) Samsung will continue to innovate.

  4. Edwin C says:

    kopya

  5. Dark Magician says:

    well, every gadget ends up in the TRASH!, no exception. I disagree with the comment that Apple users are using their gadgets for “porma” factor. I sold my Lenovo laptop to buy an Apple MBA, i made the right decision, i guess. My MBA is easier to use and the portability is a plus.

  6. Dark Magician says:

    well, every gadget ends up in the TRASH!, no exception. I disagree with the comment that Apple users are using their gadgets for “porma” factor. I sold my Lenovo laptop to buy an Apple MBA, i made the right decision, i guess. My MBA is easier to use and the portability is a plus. It made my work life easier.

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This article was written by Ronnie Bulaong, a special features contributor for YugaTech. He used to work as Manager at one of the top BPOs in the country. Follow him on Twitter @turonbulaong.

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